Maybe not all governance is possible by algorithm but much of it is.
For instance, where do we widen a road? Absolutely an algorithmic problem. But I suspect sometimes these types of decisions have more to do with contributions, political favors, relations, etc.
Solving even part of this type of friction in society would go a long way toward improving life for the general population.
Bring on the A.I. I'd rather be governed by a machine than a party boss and a lobbyist any day.
For instance, where do we widen a road? Absolutely an algorithmic problem. But I suspect sometimes these types of decisions have more to do with contributions, political favors, relations, etc.
Solving even part of this type of friction in society would go a long way toward improving life for the general population.
Bring on the A.I. I'd rather be governed by a machine than a party boss and a lobbyist any day.